Then you're an exception and exceptions exist, but most people should not be sore constantly in their 30s.

Jokes aside people in their 30s should not be sore and in pain all the time. That's just being out of shape.

I'd be interested to read some real literature on this. Obviously moderation is the best behavioral choice in the context of life and society, while no refined sugar is obviously the best choice for health.

But if you had two groups of kids, one who was given no sugar and one who was given too much sugar, I bet the former group ends up healthier the vast majority of the time.

It's hard enough to see at a lot of standing shows. Maybe he wasn't on the rail but I doubt he was in the back. People who do stuff like this are there to be seen, they're gonna be at least in the middle of the crowd if not towards the front.

Hmm. I don't care about conformity or people wearing costumes, and I also don't support assaulting someone and tearing their clothes off. But it's a dick move to wear something that adds an extra foot of height at a concert. It's already hard enough to see at a lot of shows and I'm not even a short guy.

Pretentious and annoying?

I'm not going to implement multiple workarounds on our android and apple phones and plug a laptop into a tv every time I want to watch YouTube on it. YTP is well worth my few dollars a month.

YouTube is probably 90% of our streaming consumption.

Combine that with the music streaming, background play, video downloading, and ability to access it on hotel smart TVs.

Plus it supports the creators I like.

Really makes YTP a no-brainer for us.

Aside from the other issues here, there's no guarantee that homeless people would use them. That's already an issue in some places where there is enough shelter for them but they choose not to use it for a variety of reasons.

It's not just knowing the outcome, it wouldn't be nearly as fun of a viewing experience. The quality of play is often really bad by modern standards, to say nothing of the video and audio quality.